'Primary brain tumors' presentation slideshows

Essentials of Neurosurgery

Essentials of Neurosurgery. Michelle Miller, PA-C Primary Care Associate Program July 12, 2005. Introduction. Conditions treated by Neurosurgery Other surgical specialties Role of Primary Care Providers Diagnosis When to refer Post-operative follow-up Common post-operative conditions.

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Cardiac Transplantation Board Review

Cardiac Transplantation Board Review. Brian W. Zagol, M.D. Department of Cardiology University of Tennessee. Introduction. More than 4000 patients in the United States are registered with the United Organ Sharing Network (UNOS) for cardiac transplantation.

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Classify brain tumors according to type and location

Classify brain tumors according to type and location Discuss unique characteristics of primary and metastatic brain tumors Recognize common signs and symptoms List 3 types of spinal cord tumors Discuss 3 spinal cord tumors according to histology, location, and clinical manifestations

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Dealing with cancer in dogs: What this means to you and your Westie

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Dealing with cancer in dogs: What this means to you and your Westie

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BRAIN DAMAGE

BRAIN DAMAGE. Traumatic brain Injury (TBI) Stroke/Aneuryism Anoxia Cancer Disease Development. TBI. Common sources of Traumatic Brain Injuries. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a leading cause of death and disability among children and young adults in the United States.

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Deciding When Hospice is Needed for Patients with Advanced Cancer & Non-malignant Diagnoses

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Adult Brain Tumors

Adult Brain Tumors. Incidence of primary brain tumors : 8.2/100 000 Death : 2000/y Correlation age / malignancy. Supratentorial T. Posterior fossa T. Extraxial Tumors (++) Intraxial tumors : - Metastases - Hemangioblastomas. > 80% Primary Tumors : 70% Metastases : 30%.

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AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION

Damage of the central retina, or macula Two types Nonexudative (DRY ) - drusen (hyaline deposits) and areas of alternating bands of depigmentation/ hyperpigmentation in the retinal pigmented epithelium Exudative (WET) - neovascularization. AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION. Symptoms

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COLLOID CYST OF THE THIRD VENTRICLE: REPORT OF TWO CASES

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Brain Surgery

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Brain tumors, Health Advisor Online

A brain tumor is a collection or mass of abnormal cells in the brain. A brain tumor can be cancerous (malignant) or noncancerous (benign).

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Warning: Contents Under Pressure

Warning: Contents Under Pressure. Jay Slutsky D.O. PGY II & Steven M. Hochman M.D., FACEP. Introduction:

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Brain Tumor Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

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